The 29th edition of the Tramuntana Days has begun in the town of Beli, Croatia, with a concert by local clapper bands Burin and Teha at Pricrekva Square. The event, organized by the Society for Research and Preservation of Historical and Cultural Heritage 'Tramuntana,' was officially opened with a ceremony including the raising of the Croatian flag, the society's emblem, and the national anthem, along with the society's song 'Beli je lipi grad.' Local girls wore traditional costumes as part of the opening tradition. Mayor Marin Gregorović attended and highlighted the community effort behind making the festival a central summer event in Beli. The program continues throughout July and August with various activities for children, cultural performances, card games, and masked dances, culminating in a closing performance on August 22.
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